I bet at least four times that.
Wi' coal in t'bath, lad.
Agreed, and designed as a an evening jacket. Monogram might be in the sleeve.
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Ma used a Pyrex jug. ;)
I've never heard Johnson as travellers! ;)
Most welcome. I had a Christmas job working for a fabulous couture gown shop in Mayfair in the early seventies. Arpad were in Davies Street as...
Ah. I'd missed the graduation, thought it was a trick of the light in the photo. Whitefriars didn't do that. Hm.....!
Oh yeah. I love that kind.
Don't scrap that silver brooch, it's Victorian.
Ta! I stil think Whitefriars, but I've no clue which pattern number it is.
It had a matching creamware ladle. These were also for sauces.
Good thought!
Could you get me one looking straight down on the top please, so I can see the rim?
The green and those cream ones are some kind of plastic, fused onto thread. Blueish ones are ceramic.
White mink. Arpad were a very high end furrier indeed, I remember them. Heart of Mayfair. Generally, fur coats don't sell well, but that would...
I think it was also used on Dutch silver plate too. Lovely bowl.
Yes, agreed - I've several wire wrapped ones and also boxed spoons which are Brazilian.
The cameo is a good fake. The filigree was filthy, I should have done a before the vinegar bath photo. I'd rather people didn't clean them. The...
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